Event will help prepare prospective first-time home buyers enter the California housing market and assist previous homeowners who have suffered economic hardships regain their footing.
The new appointment brings the much-needed certainty to the position that is necessary to ensure that the mortgage giants can continue providing liquidity to the housing finance industry.
“What starts with one California REALTOR® benefits all of California.” That’s the underlying sentiment of a new integrated consumer ad campaign from C.A.R., launching exclusively on ABC television stations, as well as radio, print, and online.
If the mortgage interest deduction is taken away, it would cost the average California taxpayer $3,940 annually, a substantial amount for those who need it the most.
California home buyers are more optimistic about the housing market now than they were three years ago, according to C.A.R.'s “2012 Survey of California Home Buyers.”
